Saturday 10 April 2010

1920's Association Footballers Trading Cards Hughie Gallacher Joe Spence Manchester United Arsenal By Thomson Rover Comics 1927

1920's Association Footballers Trading Cards Hughie Gallacher Joe Spence Manchester United Arsenal By Thomson Rover Comics 1927
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I believe that association football is one of the most underrated card collecting subjects, although there has recently been a flurry of activity in the auction houses. Despite the fact that soccer is considered by many to be the most popular sport in the world, the values of its early football cards lag way behind baseball, which is mainly restricted to North America. Thomson produced card sets that would appeal to the readers of its comics, and association football was a strong favourite. The set of Thomson cards featured in this blog, “This Year’s Top-Form Footballers”, includes talented players such as Hughie Gallacher, Joe Spence, Manchester United’s prolific goal scorer, and many others who performed particularly well in 1927 (see below for a full list of players and the football clubs they played for in that particular year).

DC Thomson, This Year's Top-Form Footballers, 1924 (24 cards)



Includes:John Blair - Tottenham Hotspur,Hugh Gallacher - Newcastle United,G Briggs - Birmingham,Joe Spence - Manchester United,A Jackson - Huddersfield Town,J Ruffell - West Ham United,James Crawford - Queen's Park Rangers,GH Green - Sheffield United,T Glidden -, West Bromwich Albion,GA McLachlan - Cardiff City,JD Gibson - Partick Thistle,WR Dean - Everton,A McInroy - Sunderland,T Bradshaw - Bury,Hugh Adcock - Leicester City,T Jennings - Leeds United,J Lambert - Arsenal,George Sommerville - Burnley,Walter Harris, - Aston Villa,W Cook - Dundee,G Brown - Huddersfield Town,R Parker - Millwall,T Mitchell - Blackburn Rovers,A James - Preston North End

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